The post was titled WEIRD SENSATION FEELS GOOD: i get this sensation sometimes.
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Time does not control pop sensation Mariah Carey, because pop sensation Mariah Carey is above it.
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Enjoying roller coasters is linked to sensation seeking… But what sensation do roller coasters provide that is so alluring?
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When you've got that sensation with the horse, where you're just at one, I think that's a unique sensation.
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It's a very physical sensation, and the fact that I can't get rid of the physical sensation gives me anxiety.
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This wasn't just a sensation in the US — it was a sensation in the UK, in Italy, in Europe, in Singapore.
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If sensation returns, it is usually limited to the perception of pressure, without improved sensation related to touch, temperature or sexual arousal.
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So although all sploshers are not cake-sitters, the name of the game remains stimulation through sensation — and what a sensation it is.
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It opens with a quick, subtle indie jam, shifting gears when the chorus arrives to a huge, swirling sensation of shoegaze like sensation.
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Podium proposal surprises diver Overnight sensation Fu became an overnight sensation in China last week after her exuberant -- and at times hilarious -- answers in post-competition interviews on state television.
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It's a sensation that causes intense relaxation often described as a tingling sensation that starts at the top of the head and moves down the spine and through the limbs.
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If sex involves two people both giving and receiving sensation, the RTI Network imposed a different division of labor: the female worker gave the sensation, and the male customer received it.
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" The sensation told her: "I was going to die.
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The 218-year-old Indonesian rapper and comedic sensation Rich Chigga—better known on Twitter, his comedic medium of choice, by his real name Brian Imanuel—has just released his new video for the official remix of viral sensation "Dat $tick," featuring none-other than the Wu-Tang Clan's Ghostface Killah and Miami underground rap sensation Pouya.
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Summer Reading The 13s were thrilling here in America, in the most strictly neutral sense of the word — sensation after sensation, the fall of the towers, two wars, financial collapse, natural disaster, fear.
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So I take breaks to just be with present sensation.
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The former gives the sensation of cooling your tongue. The
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Feel the simple sensation of the earth on your skin.
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And just like the that, a viral sensation was born.
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Sensation is enhanced and tension, dryness, and discomfort are decreased.
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The image went viral, and Tardar became an overnight sensation.
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And giving her company would be teen sensation Justin Bieber.
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Or what that unfamilar warm sensation is on your back.
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Sometimes when we're dehydrated, we mistake that sensation for hunger.
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Internet sensation Grumpy Cat has passed away at age 7.
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This dad's happiness made him a viral sensation in 2012.
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Here it's just different elements that contribute to the sensation.
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Even so, a blooming corpse flower is always a sensation.
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Publications hailed her a prodigy, a wunderkind and a sensation.
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A promotional tweet became a political sensation Friday; when Sen.
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The capital trial of a Harvard fellow was a sensation.
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Sadly, the sensation and relaxed look only lasted 24 hours.
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OF LATE Indian bankers have felt an unfamiliar sensation: optimism.
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Like a blockbuster film, the show was a cultural sensation.
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Trudeau wasn't just accomplished; he was also a media sensation.
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Others experience a constant burning sensation, and some feel both.
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The graphic was simple, elegant, and an immediate internet sensation.
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The documentary was a YouTube sensation and prompted international outrage.
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The fundamental sensation of red was outside that person's triangle.
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The action film, released in 1988, became an instant sensation.
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It went triple platinum and made him an international sensation.
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The image went viral and made her an Internet sensation.
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One must consider this sensation to be a positive term!
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You might also feel a "knotted" sensation in your belly.
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Perhaps the sensation simply put him in mind of coffins.
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Why did the chickpea stew, specifically, become such a sensation?
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There was a sensation, too, of a sort of voyeurism.
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For several hours he had no sensation in his legs.
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This is what creates the lack of sensation, he explains.
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LeAnn Rimes became a country music sensation at age 13.
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Videos of officers dancing have become a recent online sensation.
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Second, I chanted quietly to distract myself from the sensation.
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The unique style has turned her into an internet sensation.
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It may also give you a sensation of déjà vu.
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The painting yields a sensation of indeterminate depth and expansiveness.
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Yes, there would be full functionality, but reduced glans sensation.
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It's an album defined by feeling, by aesthetics, by sensation.
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That sensation is tested more in this era of information.
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Does the apparatus provide a physical sensation to the mother?
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The vaginal wall doesn't have the sensation to feel it.
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Who do we have to thank for this splicing sensation?
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Men often complain of discomfort, diminished sensation and poor fit.
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They immediately became a sensation in the digital art world.
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A singular sensation is back for just a few nights.
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The sensation that under your skin, there might be nothing.
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"That gives you a sensation of satiation," said Dr. Oka.
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A lot of my writing is about chasing that sensation.
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Photos of the party became an instant social media sensation.
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Hollywood has long expected "Avengers: Endgame" to be a sensation.
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Neither sensation lasted long; an hour or two at most.
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But it was a fleeting sensation, and he adapted quickly.
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He wanted to have that kind of lilt and sensation.
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For some people, this arousal feels like a tingling sensation.
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When the boy fell asleep, he became a meme sensation.
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And I went home with the sensation of having failed.
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Reid, a breakout sensation, is particularly a wonder to behold.
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It's an Internet sensation, and you should probably get it.
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The vulva "is all that good stuff" that triggers sensation.
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Cock rings — vibrating or not — also add a new sensation.
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What is different about leprosy is a loss of sensation.
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"I have this burning sensation in my mouth," I said.
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Still, it created a sensation of sorts among American fans.
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Yuval Noah Harari's first book, Sapiens, was an international sensation.
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The two books became an immediate sensation, particularly Delia Bacon's.
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They also aren't considering that altered sensation in their genitals (or a total lack of sensation) might mean some people need differing types or levels of stimulation out of any given kind of toy.
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Bryce entered the race last June with a viral video ad that made him a left-wing sensation… Myers declared her own candidacy a few days later, and did not become a left-wing sensation.
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In a horrifying phrase that I've never heard before, the report says that the client (victim?) began to experience "'air' sensation around both lungs"—a sensation that you should definitely never feel around your lungs.
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It wasn't a new sensation – she's battled tendonitis for four years.
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Meanwhile, as a pop culture sensation raged, Syed remained in prison.
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We literally watched her grow from a local sensation to BARDI.
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You can also add a vibrator if they like the sensation.
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None of those devices inspired the slightest positive sensation in me.
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The book was a sensation even before its publication in 1981.
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Pain sucks, but we'd be lost without this extremely valuable sensation.
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The change in color and the change in sensation happens simultaneously.
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PERINO: Lexee, how did you make this into an internet sensation?
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Millions of homeowners are enjoying the sensation of ever-expanding wealth.
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Plus, I found the warming sensation of the gel really nice.
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It's epiphanies such as this that make the show a sensation.
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That sensation has long gone now that drag is my job.
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Fitzsimmons and Jim Corbett became a touring sensation, the enterprising distributor
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Sit with that sensation before moving on to a new one.
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This stung — another strange sensation for my lady bits that day.
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She adds that positions with rear entry can intensify that sensation.
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It's a marvelous sensation to have this so close to home.
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Once you're chatting with other users, though, this sensation does fade.
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Broadway's hip-hop sensation Hamilton has officially become a celebrity hotspot.
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That fluid, known as aquafaba, has become quite a sensation online.
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So our team is being led by MMA sensation Chael Sonnen.
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"the pop sensation has begun #teenspirit rehearsal," wrote Fanning on Instagram.
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The sensation of his mouth back on me swept me under.
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Is there a risk for loss of sensation in the nipple?
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Polly is a new teen sensation that's similarly spread through Snapchat.
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New Zealand's first cat and internet sensation, Paddles, has sadly died.
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Matching what is seen with the sensation of movement is crucial.
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Bodexpress became an internet sensation, even getting his own Twitter moment.
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Instead, it's that queasy sensation of insiderdom that I'll remember best.
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The lack of specificity created a sensation in the Italian media.
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For me it's an immediate sharp pain, like a stabbing sensation.
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FOR A LITERARY sensation, the short story had an unassuming title.
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Simply put, Dr. Berry says, this sensation can feel really good.
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The sensation of feeling came via Copeland's mind-controlled robotic arm.
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Rookie sensation Luka Doncic sat out due to left ankle soreness.
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THE sensation of Vladimir Putin's presidential re-inauguration was his car.
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They're a sensation in all the best and worst possible ways.
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But what sensation do roller coasters provide that is so alluring?
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Warren was a viral sensation before her political career even began.
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"Star Wars" was an instant sensation; "Star Trek" required more nurturing.
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It became a YouTube sensation, and resulted in this unforgettable video.
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The smoke activated aberrant strands of code, heightening perception and sensation.
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Read This Next: A Yoga Sensation on Fitness, Fatness, and Trump
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"It could be a sensation," comScore analyst Paul Dergarabedian told Mashable.
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O'Rourke became a national sensation during his challenge to Republican Sen.
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That sensation doubles when you have your first salty licorice—a.k.a.
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The strange 'bird fish' has become a viral sensation (Credit: Newsflare)
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Symptoms include hyperventilation, dizziness, nausea, a choking sensation, or even fainting.
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It (she?) was a media sensation and a revelation for Weizenbaum.
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There is a strong sensation of psychological curiosity at play here.
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It's clearly time to up the stakes for the striking sensation.
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It may be a bodily tension or some other uncomfortable sensation.
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A sensation in Australia Australians closely followed the case for years.
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I get only limited amounts — probably five to 10% of sensation.
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It's probably a sensation of its own, really hard to beat!
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That is the primary sensation of watching Beauty and the Beast.
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Then it returns again, that now familiar sensation of herself waning.
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Lamar Jackson has been a sensation for the Ravens (199073-199063).
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A slight prickling, like sensation restoring itself to a numb hand.
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Then, once you finish, there's a high and there's this sensation.
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The video clip of Yates's retort became a social-media sensation.
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Holmes was a sensation until the criticism caught up with Theranos.
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Her testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee became a national sensation.
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Bennet became an internet sensation last month when he excoriated Sen.
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These areas can be itchy or cause a burning, stinging sensation.
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And the YouTube sensation Jennelle Eliana Long has experienced this firsthand.
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A grand ole surprise This yodeling viral sensation went on Ellen.
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Waterboarding is sometimes described as giving victims the sensation of drowning.
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Reading Lahiri in English, the overriding sensation is one of restraint.
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On the Nematoduino, sensation takes the form of a distance sensor.
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However, sensation at the penis glans will most likely be compromised.
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On this bare-bones single, Sampha turns that sensation into song.
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The sublimely suburban meandering sensation of Burial's work cannot be overstated.
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In fact, Ko is rather content with being an Instagram sensation.
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But when something else hurts more, the sensation is a massage.
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Notice the sensation of air temperature and movement through your nostrils.
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For the first time I felt a physical sensation with literature.
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They're the people behind the 2019 viral sensation Charity Shop Sue.
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The young man from the provinces had become an overnight sensation.
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Pigpen, by then adorned with naïf Afghan paintings, was a sensation.
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The key is recognizing when you're experiencing a particular bodily sensation.
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Lay off the vibrator for a bit, and sensation will return.
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Maybelline's Color Sensation Lipstick is simply the MAC of the drugstore.
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Once upon a time a little boy became a literary sensation.
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Sometimes escaping into aural sensation invites the temptation to never leave.
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What it has, instead, is extravagant sensation and churning intellectual energy.
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It can also cause shortness of breath and a choking sensation.
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Take a moment to just feel the sensation of touching soil.
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Security footage of her flight was a sensation on social media.
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Eternity exists only exists in total consciousness, the sensation of appearance.
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They were seen as sensation novels which were kind of scandalous.
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Some people also report feeling a tingling sensation, particularly during urination.
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The first thing I noticed was the absolute lack of sensation.
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But the only sensation I've gained back is a sharp pain.
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It's the sensation of experiencing the input from your sense organs.
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A machine designed to mimic the sensation of a human hug.
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Born in 1820, Lind became an opera sensation at age 1851.
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Second, the cooling, minty sensation of a fresh coat of snow.
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Such responses, however, haven't stopped "Slave Play" from becoming a sensation.
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The result was the beautiful Miura and it was a sensation.
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But Jacob had the strong sensation that he knew this person.
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Tan Dun's "Buddha Passion" wavered between visceral sensation and saccharine kitsch.
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Mr. Müller's statement to Handelsblatt caused a minor sensation in Germany.
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Basically, Honnold was an extremely high sensation seeker, according to Joseph.
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That dizzy sensation could be love — or a mild head injury.
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The only sensation bouncing around my headset-bearing bonce was whooosh.
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"It's the strangest sensation…" she murmured, staring off into the distance.
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Think about what it is to experience the sensation of touch.
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Matharu became a YA fantasy sensation on the fanfic website Wattpad.
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So, while dominance solely concerns the desire to have control—it is entirely possible to desire control while wanting to receive the sensation, or want to give the sensation while having someone else control what you do.
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"But this game can also attract young people who are depressed and who will use this game as a way to replace the depressive sensation with a strong sensation provoked by this game," Michel said by email.
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Jackson and IMG both announced their excitement on Instagram: One singular sensation!!
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The plate gives a burning sensation, like a hot iron, says Tinnerman.
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I focus purely on the pleasure and sensation of what I'm doing.
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There's the sensation of storytelling that is very attractive to an audience.
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The gravity-defying sensation lasts for just seconds, but it's wildly addictive.
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Be More Chill is an underground sensation of an off-Broadway musical.
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That's not to say Mojang's global sensation is an easy game, however.
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The physical sensation I get through diving, it touches in all senses.
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The male then enters and both parties can enjoy the vibrating sensation.
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That burning sensation: That is what it feels like all the time.
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Like, literal years before the Anna Kendrick movie become a national sensation.
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Several factors contributed to this sensation, but the overriding one was light.
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"[I had heard that] the device gave a tingling sensation," Vicenty says.
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He even wrote a comic about it: Sensation Comics #31, from 1944.
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For others it's an indescribable sensation that they wouldn't necessarily try again.
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It's a weird sensation — a bit like watching something through a porthole.
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"It felt like a little bee sting," he said of the sensation.
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The author's new book, "American Dirt," seemed like the next literary sensation.
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Beyond the reservation, Weldon's presence among the tribe became a media sensation.
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It does, however, create the spooky sensation of being swallowed by darkness.
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The app has caused a sensation with its age filters, but Sen.
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The video set her on the path to becoming a viral sensation.
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But Black turned her passion project into a full-fledged internet sensation.
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I feel guilty about breaking my budget, but the sensation quickly passes.
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Oscar Isaac can now add "viral sensation" to his already impressive résumé.
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Pop sensation Katy Perry isn't who you think she is, Johnson claims.
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Unless you're very sensitive to sensation, it basically can't hurt to try.
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Remember several years ago when those Chinese slippers became a mini sensation?
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It's a common sensation for sunbathers at Maho Beach in St Maarten.
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In 2015, UFC sensation Ronda Rousey became the superstar we saw everywhere.
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Here are some suggestions in case your child becomes an overnight sensation.
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But because their sensation is dulled, they often don't appreciate the danger.
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But a new device could allow amputees to rediscover the same sensation.
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More than 20,000 views later, the couple has become a viral sensation.
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It's more than a game at this point; it's a cultural sensation.
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To heighten the empowerment sensation, the superhero genre often uses horror elements.
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Internet sensation Jenn McAllister is definitely used to doing odd stuff online.
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But the evidence for linking sensation seeking to speed is not compelling.
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Because the press loves a sensation, they gave Keeler ample media attention.
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I recall so clearly the sensation of my face burning in humiliation.
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"The air pulling past your body has a cooling sensation," Kolich said.
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We can't get enough of Youtube sensation-turned-beauty mogul Huda Kattan.
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The visuals sell the sensation, but sound is what makes it stick.
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You won't even know that it's happening apart from a minor sensation.
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With such little evidence, it's a story ripe for speculation and sensation.
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There has been work elsewhere in creating prosthetics capable of providing sensation.
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Of course celebrities love to wear an outfit that causes a sensation.
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And that can make the balloon animal sensation described above even worse.
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Changing just one member of the cabinet would be a political sensation.
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But that seeming "overnight" sensation was actually many decades in the making.
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The whole clip, which lasts about 40 seconds, became an instant sensation.
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Look closely: It immediately causes an intense burning sensation in her mouth.
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By faking the signal, the patient feels actual sensation in that finger.
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How do you feel about being marketed as the next global sensation?
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In the process, they created a sensation that's become well-known worldwide.
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On YouTube, the mononymous Markiplier is a screaming, swearing, videogame-playing sensation.
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Still, she's perplexed that one photo has made her an Internet sensation.
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It's the sensation of "presence," the feeling that you're physically somewhere else.
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Now, picture that sensation of dislocation as the foundation of your identity.
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After all, there's always darkness after the dawn of a viral sensation.
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Some people like the sensation of it, the warmth or the wetness.
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Any greatly intense sensation has, to my mind, a beauty to it.
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But now the beast of Bentonville must cope with an unfamiliar sensation.
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Her strong (and obviously defined) midsection has become something of a sensation.
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And like any good viral sensation prices are rising and fluctuating fast.
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I like the sensation and want to try it on the meat.
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This time warp sensation recurs in many accounts of near death experiences.
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Little did she know, Lauren's shower hack would become an overnight sensation.
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I started looking for the best way to mimic the smoking sensation.
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Nathan's was soon the anchor of Coney Island, and a national sensation.
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Listen below and feel the strong sensation of floating on your back.
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Of course, the sensation commonly described as "blue balls" isn't total fiction.
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No surprise, it's the most adorable viral sensation we've seen in awhile.
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It's an online sensation, scoring more than 140 million views to date.
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It proved to be a sensation on both sides of the Atlantic.
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It may be impossible to reproduce in prose the sensation of labor.
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Eileen liked the sensation, as if her arm were holding its breath.
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Former neurosurgeon Ben CarsonA Trump-Carson ticket would be an Internet sensation.
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" He described their ultimate effect as being a sensation of "sweet melancholy.
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What is that sensation like, when you're really aware of being watched?
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"The Masked Singer" is the reality show sensation no one saw coming.
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O'Rourke was a media sensation in 2018, when he nearly toppled Sen.
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But the single biggest sensation you get from this pie is "cold."
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An overnight sensation While millions slept, a small raccoon did something remarkable.
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Sitting in the park was a bit of an odd sensation, however.
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Tara Sawyer, a deaf Californian, explained why she enjoys the concert sensation.
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The graffitilike artwork was an instant sensation because it was a surprise.
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I like the sensation of my fingertips shifting my otherwise motionless lips.
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The duo employs engineering and impeccable design to create a memorable sensation.
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Nearly two years later, Adamn Killa is something of an international sensation.
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Tonight she causes a sensation for wearing a sequin-covered rainbow bustier.
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It does not illustrate — it is the sensation of its own realization.
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What food flavors or other experiences can you compare this sensation to?
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I am not an overnight sensation, by any stretch of the imagination.
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This sensation would come over my body when I was around her.
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That clinched the deal, and the violation of parity caused a sensation.
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HangTime, a cute little aqua-colored sensation, has arrived to change that.
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I had the sensation that I'd been catapulted back to planet Earth.
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After all, not everyone can be a viral sensation, whatever that means.
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"The lack of his presence was a physical sensation," Ms. Marshall said.
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But how can "Elys" be, at 36D, a "Late 50s singing sensation"?
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Mr. Baker's book, which portrayed librarians as running amok, caused a sensation.
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I've been in an accident, and I know what this sensation is.
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To devotees of video art, this is a familiar and welcome sensation.
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HQ provides an even more beguiling sensation: the feeling of being aggrieved.
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When you push needles through your cheeks, you experience an intense sensation.
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So he produced it himself, and the show became an overnight sensation.
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Why did I fixate on this particular sensation while doing this puzzle?
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The piece was an instant sensation in black and feminist art circles.
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Everything else goes away, and you're left with the sensation of flight.
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Just sitting or even sleeping, she'd get this sensation like terrible heartburn.
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Then there was Beyoncé, creating the biggest cultural sensation of the year.
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The trial became a national sensation, with Trump himself taking the stand.
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British sensation Sade has her first show in the U.S. at Danceteria.
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The sequel was a sensation, grossing $300m at the global box office.
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Prolong your sex sessions as you explore what this sensation feels like.
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The sensation of weakness once more, this time in my left leg.
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This is a far superior sensation to burning a snickerdoodle-scented candle.
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Intuitively, I understood that I wanted to experience that very sensation — alone.
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In New York, I've discovered that same sensation in less literal terms.
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Unfortunately, we cannot return sensation once it has been removed by mastectomy.
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It caused a sensation in the hearing room and in the press.
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Sensation swept through her body as soon as it was turned on.
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That sensation arises often in this canny documentary about a baffling topic.
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A friend described the sensation of unveiling these clothes as incredibly erotic.
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The food was a memorable taste sensation, beyond everything for miles around.
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Privileging moments over the larger story made the series a cultural sensation.
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This amalgamation creates the sensation that you're stepping into the artist's studio.
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Wapner became an instant sensation when the show debuted in September, 1981.
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It's somewhere at the hazy intersection between a real sensation and imagination.
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If your first sexual experience and many thereafter were associated with the sensation of breaking a bone, even if that sensation was common in your life, it'd probably influence how you think about, prepare for, and experience sex.
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The sensation of the laser moving over my skin immediately reminded me of the feeling of a Wartenburg Pinwheel (an early 20th century medical device that's since become commonly used by kinksters for sensation play, for the uninitiated).
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Hip hop sensation Zolile Motsa "80 Script" earns his living from car dealing.
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But the illusion of sensation might also give these patients peace of mind.
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"The pop sensation has begun #teenspirit rehearsal 🎤," she wrote in the caption.
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At one point or another, each of us will experience this terrifying sensation.
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Then it fine-tunes them to match the sensation of the actual movement.
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There was simply no other sensation quite like sex while I was stoned.
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Creating a tongue-scorching taste sensation like Flamin' Hot Cheetos is an art.
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In fact, a number of languages have specific words to describe this sensation.
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GUILFOYLE: It&aposs a, you know, ping-pong winning sensation back and forth.
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The cereal scene became an Internet sensation when "Bandersnatch" was released last December.
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She fell prey to a terrible sensation that lasted for a few days.
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Researchers at Cornell University say the technology could help restore sensation to amputees.
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Neither Derm-BOT nor SP-BOT appeared to interfere with regular pain sensation.
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Then cause an overnight sensation by insisting you wear matching bobcat-fur vests!
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Jogging, with its no-frills appeal, became a sensation in the late 1960s.
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The ceaseless preparation and the wonderful, satisfying sensation of training to better yourself.
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"I never got a heat sensation like it was bleeding profusely or anything."
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Meanwhile, Jordan Peele's low-budget horror sensation "Get Out" slipped to No. 2.
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" Russia's official Rossiya 1 TV described Donald Trump's win as "a real sensation.
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The crappy sensation felt like every other electric toothbrush I'd tried and hated.
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"This is a sensation for giant pandas," Schoenbrunn zoo said in the statement.
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Sensation Comics #31 is pretty shocking even to the most jaded modern reader.
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You've got the sensation of being naked in public, except no one knows.
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The Emmy-winning sensation won't be back for its final season until 2019.
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But even in death, Stewart proved to be a retailing sensation of sorts.
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"In psychology we refer to that as a sensation-seeking personality," Sparks explained.
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Because it's a sensation that's felt as dead and gone as childhood innocence.
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Fallon's hilarious skit comes just weeks after Bird Box became a Netflix sensation.
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Yeah, well, you're looking at the next slow-build Netflix sensation right here.
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Grumpy Cat, the internet sensation, has passed away, her family announced on Friday.
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My eyes drifted shut from the sensation of his fingers on my skin.
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" Another said the suppository caused "an irritating burning sensation that lasted for hours.
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Meanwhile, at Lowe's, the color blue creates a sensation of trust and security.
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It's not enough to just get a little tingling sensation (like I did).
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"For me it's an immediate sharp pain, like a stabbing sensation," she says.
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The Direcsil Face Patch provides a similar sensation, except it's on your face.
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Boo, the 12-year-old Internet sensation with millions of fans, has died.
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Bonnie and Clyde was a sensation that was not about to go away.
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But Song had no idea the item would cause the sensation it did.
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The production became an immediate sensation when it premiered off Broadway last fall.
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Orchier admits that she doesn't experience the ASMR sensation (full disclosure: I do!).
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The laptop rested on my thighs and destroyed all sensation below my knees.
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Which, in turn, leads to the scratchy sensation Liu and other fans felt.
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Now Mr O'Mara is a sensation once more, but for the wrong reasons.
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It isn't even the immediate sensation of wonder that VR still instills me.
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The sensation as you approach is of climbing almost vertically into the sky.
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I can only imagine that it would have felt like a burning sensation.
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When it was my turn, it was very uncomfortable — a tight, hot sensation.
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Just a few minutes of exposure causes a burning sensation in the throat.
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Not everyone experiences the tingling sensation you can get from watching ASMR videos.
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The spooky sensation went down inside a room containing 2 real human skeletons.
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It features adjustable speeds and optional heat therapy for a more relaxing sensation.
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The truth is the sensation of control he's feeling is fleeting and relative.
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That sensation of every pleasure receptor in your brain shunting into light speed?
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" He told Russia's Interfax news agency: "As we expected, there was no sensation.
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Or it could capture a near-formless sensation and loop it open-endedly.
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I care and write about tech because I enjoy the sensation of progress.
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The star of gay chef and internet sensation Adrian De Berardinis is rising.
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But the latest sensation has social media users everywhere getting their hands dirty.
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The power button activates the suctioning device, which kicks on a pulsing sensation.
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Nursing, a bottle or a pacifier can help with the ear popping sensation.
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Then, a few years ago, I noticed a similar sensation with spiralized vegetables.
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The Emmy-winning sensation won't be back for its final season until 73.
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This precious little Pomeranian is a social sensation with over 120k Instagram followers.
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Also, there are no kids around to make you a viral sensation. 5.
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He said it's like a "burning sensation" whenever objects press against his skin.
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Those elements, paired with bringing in a new year only amplified that sensation.
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In these instances, I might interpret any sensation I experience as the fingers.
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Law enforcement sources tell us the Latin singing sensation was also battling diabetes.
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During that period of time, I experienced just about every anxious sensation possible.
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And that mouthfulness or kokumi sensation is gamma-glutamyl peptides doing their thing.
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Since being spotted, the giraffe has become a bit of an internet sensation.
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The moment he stars, however, it's clear he's the next YouTube-fail sensation.
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Let your arms rest out to the sides to create an opening sensation.
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Almost overnight the Canadian singer/rapper became a universally acknowledged hip-hop sensation.
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Sometimes it is the answers on the site that create an online sensation.
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There's even the option for a "flicker" sensation, according to the company's website.
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Sherlock is a much a Tumblr sensation as it is a critical hit.
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Now a quadriplegic, he had lost much of the sensation below his neck.
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But I wouldn't compare it even remotely to the sensation of an orgasm.
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Keep your mind on the present; notice the sensation of liquid against skin.
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Wolff's "Fire" was a publishing world sensation when it came out in January.
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That sensation was contractions and soon they began getting stronger and closer together.
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Mr. Ehrenreich's progress has been slower than that overnight-sensation story would suggest.
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It quickly became theuniversity's most popular course everand then a viral sensation online.
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It was, I realized, with a falling sensation, turtles all the way down .
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That sensation is what you get walking into Agern for the first time.
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They focus on four risky traits: sensation-seeking, impulsiveness, anxiety sensitivity and hopelessness.
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The erotic novel by E.L. James, published in 2011, was a global sensation.
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Their arrival created a social media sensation, with goat-themed puns invading Twitter.
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Leona Lewis became an overnight sensation with her hit 2007 song "Bleeding Love."
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He disliked the sensation of two bodies being in proximity; I did not.
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France won the game, and Baguette Boy is quickly becoming an internet sensation.
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It's time to try this upgraded version of Mississippi roast, the Pinterest sensation.
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Flecks of scotch bonnet peppers leave a pleasant tingling sensation on the tongue.
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His parents will probably get him another soda for becoming an Internet sensation.
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With Rhinos, there's an underlying sensation of unease, especially with the natural world.
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The landscape, weather, and isolation gave the sensation of being on another planet.
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Yahoo was the hip internet sensation, because "hip" was still a thing too.
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It produces something like a New Age trance sensation, marked by dreamy heaviness.
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Allow yourself to feel into each sensation as it manifests in your experience.
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The procedure restores sensation of some kind in 215 percent of his patients.
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"Imagine if your right arm was completely numb and without sensation," she says.
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Meet Jeremiah Travis, the 5-year-old marching band drummer turned internet sensation.
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His achievement drew headlines around the world and made him an overnight sensation.
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As Rosen refreshed his browser, the sensation was like watching a seed sprout.
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The images are about that sensation of ingesting the wind and time passing.
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Verdict: the idea that voodoo dolls are for cursing is a Hollywood sensation.
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It was a campus sensation and became available online about two years ago.
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This is how you can safely engage in the BDSM-related sensation play.
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In the early 1970s, a musical sensation took over New York City: disco.
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That Arsenal fans suffer from a lack of sensation because nothing really changes.
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Waterboarding involves forcing water down someone's lungs to induce the sensation of drowning.
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There's been a haunting sensation the whole time that is hard to define.
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"Even though I'm now an internet sensation," he said, "I shouldn't be proud."
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After weeks of recovery she felt more sensation, and intercourse became more comfortable.
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It was an oddly familiar sensation, but the light's intensity arrested his thoughts.
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The result has been a sensation "beyond my comprehension," the Australian star says.
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The sensation of stability and comfort will enable productive activity while in motion.
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So when Ishi walked out of the wilderness, he became a media sensation.
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Avocados From Mexico's infomercial-themed spot starred 80's movie sensation Molly Ringwald.
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"Baby Yoda" became an internet sensation and demand for merchandise has been high.
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What about condoms with special lubricants that promise a warm or tingling sensation?
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As you exhale, explore the sensation of your breath emptying from your body.
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Here's what you need to know about the 15-year-old tennis sensation.
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For many women, the loss of sensation in their breasts can be devastating.
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The art we aspire to is a remote sensation, always out of reach.
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And I had the creepy back-of-the-neck sensation: they felt real.
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It's a sensation that lasts about 30 seconds, but I'm grateful for it.
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People who squirt sometimes say the sensation is similar to peeing during sex.
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For a time in the early 2000s, he represented boxing sensation Manny Pacquiao.
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Spin Master was a bit taken aback by Hatchimals viral sensation in 2016.
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Dylan Larkin, a rookie sensation last year, has slumped in his second season.
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Pabst Blue Ribbon, with its corn adjuncts, became a national sensation as well.
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In the case of nipple-sparing mastectomy, the remaining nipple also loses sensation.
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She began to feel feverish, with a painful, burning sensation in her breasts.
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Then "part of it is kind of boredom and sensation-seeking," he says.
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He later told doctors he immediately felt a popping sensation in his neck.
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It's an unnerving sensation, being alone with your thoughts in the year 2019.
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"She was already a sensation," recalled the pianist Stephen Kovacevich, who was there.
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I had to look this up and this problem is a YouTube sensation.
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How did the frozen fountain in Bryant Park become a social media sensation?
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He was 26 when the Netflix series made his case a global sensation.
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Go deeper: TikTok sensation Lil Nas X rewrites the rules of country music
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But by her account she had not intended to cause such a sensation.
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" But meaning, he continued, "is also feeling and sensation and wonder and questions.
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A Word With Matthias Schoenaerts became a sensation by playing the sexy beast.
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At times, the sensation is mildly euphoric; at others you'll feel strangely relaxed.
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The soft fabric creates friction that doesn't chafe—an intense sensation produced because, whereas normally there's only sensation where the hand contacts the skin, the cashmere sleeve drags over all of your eager nerve endings for an overdose of stimulation.
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Vox's German Lopez explained the odd sensation that birthed the YouTube genre back in 2015: ASMR is the term for the sensation people get when they watch stimulating videos or take part in other activities — usually ones that involve personal attention.
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If one could distill that sensation into a game, you'd get Sayonara Wild Hearts.
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I don't experience this sensation of extreme concentration, allowing me to excel in sports.
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Her performance became a viral sensation, as did her tweet following the botched telecast.
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Left untreated, it can result in loss of sensation, paralysis, and autonomic nerve dysfunction.
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And on the 28th of June, Mark "The Bird" Fidrych became a national sensation.
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Australian viral sensation and schooler of racists, Dan from Optus, has a new title.
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But if you're a clay mask vet, this sensation won't be shocking to you.
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According to the case report, the bumps were itching and caused a burning sensation.
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The song became a breakout sensation when it launched on YouTube in November 2015.
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And finally, there are still pervasive opinions about condoms reducing sensation that sway people.
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Then they want to feel that sensation again, so they buy another, and another.
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No matter how warm the water gets, the sensation is both hot and cool.
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I was 19, and it was so cool and fun and a great sensation.
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The teen sensation capped off the 2010 VMAs with a best new artist win.
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Psychopathy results in impulsivity and sensation-seeking, which can be extremely seductive, he says.
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She had a crawling sensation in her stomach, not quite nausea, not quite hiccups.
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Then the show came out, and it was a sensation that she was queer.
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I'll never forget that sensation of just falling asleep to him rubbing my head.
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But I can't imagine it becoming a viral sensation like any of those things.
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And then, of course, there's the unique sensation that gives cold cream its name.
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He sustained severe spinal injuries and permanently lost all sensation from the waist down.
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Also, sensation is not restored with these techniques, since those involve different sensory pathways.
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The over-103 couple has become an international sensation thanks to their Instagram account.
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Heimel's attracted to experience itself, she's horny for sensation, she lusts after the world.
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The floating sensation is different than, say, floating on an inflatable in the pool.
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Take a shot of bad vodka and try to remember the sensation of youth.
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The 90-pound cub was an internet sensation even before his birth on Aug.
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But it was 2013's Acid Rap that made Chance a true underground sensation.
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There may also be changes in the nipple and/or breast sensation after surgery.
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Like Serial, S-Town, and many other addictive podcasts, the series became a sensation.
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It's as much about emotion and sensation as it is about books and reading.
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When the video went viral in May 7.53, Prancercise became a pop-culture sensation.
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Harry Hambley from Cardiff is only 18, but he's something of an Instagram sensation.
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The uterine prolapse is painful; an aching sensation, like a ball of descending pressure.
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Kelly said he felt a pinching sensation and tried unsuccessfully to play through it.
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Suffering from congestive heart failure, he became a media sensation before he passed away.
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After the body scrub-turned-Instagram-sensation blew up social media, fans wanted more.
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Here, Youtube sensation Jessica Clements shares what is in her first ever designer bag.
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It also delivered a cooling sensation that made my face feel hydrated and plump.
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Bockbrader says some patients may feel a buzzing or tingling sensation from the stimulation.
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The Handmaid's Tale debuted in April 2017, and its arrival caused an instant sensation.
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Each time the firm shares new footage of its machines, they cause a sensation.
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That corset-like sensation hugging in your abdominal organs is your TVA at work.
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Look no further than Missing Richard Simmons, the other podcast sensation of the season.
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It was the same sensation he'd felt in the past before a violent outburst.
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And that sensation of liberation continues to act as her North Star while designing.
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"We can't yet fully replicate nature's rich repertoire of sensation and perception," he said.
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The Miku monitor was a sensation at CES this year, and for good reason.
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There's been plenty of hits and misses in the thirst for a new sensation.
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The dark environment condenses the smell of the sugarcane, producing a soporific, intimate sensation.
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I remember the sickening burning sensation of tear gas while unsuccessfully attending her wounds.
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Changing just one member of the seven-seat council would be a political sensation.
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It's actually an unpleasant and unnatural sensation, as if you've suffered a hearing malfunction.
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But in 2003, Madonna snogged Britney, and it was received as pure pop sensation.
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"Who says you can't be the next YouTube sensation?" the class description saucily teased.
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This particular sensation is not a pleasant one: The sculpture rips off Gretchen's arm.
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Breakout Star: Alexis, who went from regular reality show star to tabloid sensation overnight.
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The terms "wealth management" and "viral sensation" are rarely used in the same sentence.
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Roy felt a stinging sensation in his body as the body sleeve booted up.
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But I didn't think it was going to be a home-run viral sensation.
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"It's a sensation that most of us have rarely, if ever, experienced," Liberman said.
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Reviews are in for the latest micro-console sensation, and the first from Sony.
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I wanted the sound to envelop the listener and to suggest a floating sensation.
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Some of us, it seems, are just as flexible as this subway web sensation.
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Of course, she posted the image to Twitter, where it's becoming a viral sensation.
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I interpreted this sensation to mean that I'm dying, because I'm an adult child.
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People who enjoy using nipple clamps describe the sensation as an intense pinching feeling.
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Now, the Facebook Live sensation and her family can head to college — for free.
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But nothing here that evokes that sensation any better than Peter Jackson's film did.
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Taking bareknuckle fights, which were filmed and distributed online, Slice became an internet sensation.
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The image is anomalous but not the sensation of disorientation and discovery it imparts.
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Surgery can also lead to physical complications, like loss of sensation and hormonal imbalances.
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And have the opioids created a pleasant, dulling sensation that itself has become desirable?
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In 1989, Christie's captivating presentation of Lully's "Atys" travelled to BAM , causing a sensation.
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The year is 1910, and the mere glimpse of billowy bloomers causes a sensation.
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But I just love how she talks about art as a kind of sensation.
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"That was actually an amazing sensation to walk inside," he said a moment later.
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Beta-alanine can help reduce muscle fatigue, but it may cause a tingling sensation.
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He also had little or no support system when he became an overnight sensation.
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It's like the little bird automatically knew it would become an overnight Internet sensation.
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This isn't the first time that the shop has created a viral dessert sensation.
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But on the inside, I can admit to feeling this virtuous, almost enlightened sensation.
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I held the glass back to my face, and the sensation was almost uncomfortable.
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At one point, when you get used to that sensation it just gets normal.
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Shame leaked into my arteries ( corpse-fucker) but the sensation was not completely unpleasant.
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These days, you can get this sensation from videos of people whispering on YouTube.
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Soon after, the photos became a viral sensation garnering thousands of Likes and comments.
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After "The Matrix" became a sensation, it was obvious there would be another movie.
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It was a strange sensation precisely because this—cathartic sobbing— never happened for me.
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This sensation is called tinnitus and it contributes to noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL).
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Yes, you read that correctly: Magic Johnson was managing global rap sensation Mason Betha.
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Some patients felt in intercourse with their partners that there was, well, extra sensation.
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Surgery can cause life-long pain, scarring, loss of sexual sensation and health complications.
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Dallas' rookie sensation, Luka Doncic, struggled with his shot, missing 123 of 212 attempts.
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It was pure sensation, coming on faster than the intellect's ability to register it.
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It has a mildly peachy flavor and a persistent mineral sensation, which I loved.
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Contrary to popular belief, the tingling or itching sensation doesn't mean dehydration at all.
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Then it transitioned into more of a stinging sensation, but it was not severe.
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In other words, the painter is about sensation and the filmmaker is about story.
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Not everybody needs to set the world on fire or be a national sensation.
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But that pleasing sensation isn't actually linked to your real need for a drink.
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The timely show has become a sensation, selling strongly, attracting celebrities, and spurring conversation.
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The entire recording could have been edited much differently and still created a sensation.
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He agrees that lobsters lack the brain anatomy that we associate with pain sensation.
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Vertigo is an illusory sensation of motion that is often accompanied by intense nausea.
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She felt a strange pull on her neck, a sensation completely foreign to her.
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In time, that post begot a second post: WEIRD SENSATION FEELS GOOD - PART 3003.
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Some spoke of the need for a research group to better understand the sensation.
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Nando's is a marketing sensation as well as—if not above—a food favourite.
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Perry has created a Prague that envelops the reader in a bath of sensation.
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First published in Germany in 1979, this middle-grade novel became an international sensation.
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It's an odd sensation: As we age, our memories pile up in physical places.
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"Today was just really different, the sensation and pain," Chapman said through an interpreter.
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The video became a viral sensation and has generated north of 280 million views.
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I felt that gripping sensation when you need to sob but hold it in.
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It should be noted that a furor is not the same as a sensation.
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The poem appeared in Pravda, the Communist Party's official newspaper, and caused a sensation.
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Dances bubble up and disappear in the movie, leaving behind glowing fragments of sensation.
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It was a physical sensation, like a hand on the side of my face.
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Baby Yoda has been the unquestionable viral sensation of the new hit television show.
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All of a sudden I feel a warm, wet sensation going down my back.
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Changing just one member of the seven-seat cabinet would be a political sensation.
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Most will only gain partial sensation in reconstructed penises; some will never gain any.
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She had no history of violence, and the case quickly became a local sensation.
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Experts compare the sensation of being strangled to waterboarding; it is tantamount to torture.
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I'm 72 years old, and I've never had that sensation I had being there.
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A world-first, he and his half-brother Spotigy were an overnight media sensation.
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He becomes a populist sensation, like Trump: he's the joke that's impossible to fight.
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And it's a wonderfully odd sensation to enjoy the uphills more than the down.
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A family of chemicals called glutamates is primarily responsibly for creating the umami sensation.
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Mr. Yiannopoulos is only a sensation for the reaction he gets from other people.
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But it was the lone finale walker that made the show a viral sensation.
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There are a Shoe Sensation, a Verizon outlet and a Double Kwik gas station.
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On a completely different note, the actor became an online sensation again in 2013.
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And then I felt my leg give way, a sensation of water running downhill.
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She's now even more of a pop sensation, and Davidson has grown as well.
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All is all, the exhibition was genius, causing a media sensation in the process.
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Her pictures went viral on social media and Zakia quickly became an Internet sensation.
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Quand j'ai enfin fermé la porte, j'ai eu la première sensation de sécurité. 23h30.
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"Pagan" is less a collection of songs than a slow-moving accretion of sensation.
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Wilson's speech caused a sensation from India to Egypt to China and far beyond.
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The Charts The Latin pop sensation Bad Bunny's surprise album debuted at No. 2.
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Before long it became a social media sensation thanks to live footage from Reuters.
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Ms. Dukes, a sensation in "Bootycandy" and "Is God Is," is crafty and dynamic.
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But older people experience the sensation too—they just don't always think about it.
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It is a bizarre sensation to step into a huge vat of crushed grapes.
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When you start your day as a tourist & end it becoming a meme sensation.
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"[Figging is] often used in D/S [dominance and submission] dynamics and as part of other aspects of intense sensation play, as it creates burning sensation," explains Dr. Michael Aaron, a NYC-based sex therapist and author of the upcoming book Modern Sexuality.
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The revelation of a gay lover made the Watts story even more of a sensation.
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Con said that the device won't affect sensation for the wearer or their sexual partner.
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It's difficult to enter a crowded arena and not have a fleeting sensation of unease.
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Reads the words, looks up, and enjoys the brief sensation of knowing something we don't.
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"The sensation was so palpable I almost turned around, expecting to see her," he said.
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Modified Doggy Style Doggy style is an easy position to modify for a different sensation.
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Calza actually had a bigger vision behind the look, which is now an Internet sensation.
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At a minimum, that's 58 million minutes, or 111 years, spent watching this viral sensation.
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By now, you may have heard of a new viral sensation called The Mannequin Challenge.
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Most people won't ever notice this sensation; they'll just appreciate that the food tastes good.
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You have the sensation it's already dawn, even though the festivities have only just started.
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So, all sensation and senses you will be experiencing during the Repêchage four-layer facial.
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From there, Anker ventured into smartphone batteries with a replacement unit for the HTC Sensation.
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Not since the days of Hampsterdance has the internet produced such a digital dance sensation!
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Catch her acing the What's In My Mouth challenge with YouTube sensation Joey Graceffa here.
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You'd likely be familiar with the exploits of Japanese comedian and viral sensation Piko-Taro.
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No other musician came close to what pop sensation Taylor Swift raked in during 2015.
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They gave little indication that the band's front man would quickly become a sonorous sensation.
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Meet SHINyan, the Korean K-pop boy band sensation featuring the country's fuzziest young felines.
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Even virtual reality technologies are an attempt to re-create the sensation of physical presence.
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It has to be a viral sensation and you want everyone to talk about it.
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That would also be true for the creators of "Damn, Daniel," the latest Internet sensation.
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It's at this point that any people on board would feel the sensation of weightlessness.
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Chloe Kim The 17-year-old snowboarding sensation has a miniature Australian shepherd named Reese.
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Feeling crossfaded is a very subjective sensation — but that doesn't mean it's a total mystery.
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The magnet created a tingling sensation as it sucked the mask out of our pores.
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Their buzzing sound seems to bypass cognitive faculties en route to the realm of sensation.
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There are so many electro-sensation play items to fill up your sex toy box!
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James Corden's viral sensation "Carpool Karaoke" series has found a surprising home at Apple Music.
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He embarrassed the Soviet Union by defecting in 1961, whereafter he became a global sensation.
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His glitter-laden trials, among the first to be televised, caused a sensation in America.
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People with diabetes often have reduced sensation in their feet, as well as poor circulation.
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Rihanna's latest album release, "Anti," is her lowest-charting album debut, but a streaming sensation.
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It has a tingling sensation on application because it contains glycolic acid — which is strange.
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They're also older, mirroring the singer's own journey from teen pop sensation to seasoned performer.
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But hey, there's no denying that 13 Reasons Why was a viral sensation this year.
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The jojoba oil in this silicone-based lube provides extra glide and a relaxing sensation.
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The food festival will be followed by a VIP performance from R&B sensation Miguel.
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As for Zayner's glowing beer, it's not quite the sci-fi sensation you might imagine.
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An orgasm is the sensation that accompanies ejaculation, and it feels, you know, pretty great.
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"Jack Sheppard" became a sensation, and was blamed for contributing to the nation's moral decline.
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The musical sensation has 126 million followers on Instagram and nearly 15 million on Twitter.
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Check out our edit of extra specialized gifts for that singular sensation in your life.
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WHEN unveiled at the Paris Motor Show in 1955, the Citroën DS caused a sensation.
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"It felt to her very much like an illusion and a strange sensation," Moulin says.
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Bronny James is a social media sensation with more than 1 million followers on Instagram.
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The actor's side-slicked strands became an Internet sensation when one lock went wild. Getty
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" Bregoli immediately became an internet sensation for the popular phrase "cash me outside, howbow that.
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Not just to experience the sensation of lovemaking on his penis, but for marriage, too.
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"Sorry," and it's remix which included reggaeton-pop sensation J Balvin, was just the primer.
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Built by New Zealand's Sensation Yachts, the luxury vessel also has a jacuzzi and WiFi.
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The musical sensation has 21994 million followers on Instagram and nearly 15 million on Twitter.
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Casey Neistat is a YouTube sensation with 2.5 million subscribers and over 400 million views.
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She instantly became a national sensation thanks to her performance — and her famous bobbed hairstyle.
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This male vibrator is equipped with high amplitude pulsing for out-of-this-world sensation.
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You know the one — the jolting sensation of your last meal making its comeback tour.
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The performance won her great acclaim from the public and made her an overnight sensation.
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For others, the appeal might have more to do with power than any physical sensation.
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The hook was enough to make him a hit; the verse made him a sensation.
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There's some evidence that sensation can redevelop with this type of procedure, according to Byrne.
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After Todd Reid, the former Australian teen tennis sensation, died at age 34 on Oct.
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Actually visiting the mountaintop can impress your friends, mattering beyond the sensation of being there.
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Up close, the familiar "OK, but this would be way better at home" sensation vanishes.
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An official new trailer has dropped for the Sundance sensation The Birth of a Nation.
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It was believed that the synchronous touching was crucial for creating the body ownership sensation.
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He owned a restaurant in Ontario when he concocted what quickly became a global sensation.
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The sensation was nice because vibrating sensations are nice, but I felt no added arousal.
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Bobbitt's kind deed became a viral sensation and spurred the hundreds of thousands in donations.
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In January, he spent $2,500 to meet with marketer, investor and internet sensation Tai Lopez.
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With the March books, Lewis has become a cult sensation on the Comic Con circuit.
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You can get the same sensation in a modern Mazda Miata MX-5 (155 hp).
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Simpson went from pop star to reality television sensation before pivoting to entrepreneurship in 2006.
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To All the Boys I Loved Before followed the beats of a Netflix viral sensation.
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The 29-year-old sensation is already selling tickets for her European Summer 2020 tour.
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To create the hyper-realistic, contagious sensation of being lost, the actors received different instructions.
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It would put him over, and create a new PPV sensation in the fight game.
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Popeyes' new sandwich has caused something of a sensation since it was released this month.
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Sprinting sensation Matthew Boling made a surprise appearance at football practice for the Georgia Bulldogs.
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A severe outbreak of dark spots covered his upper body, which created a burning sensation.
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The field of voluntary movement undoubtedly lies, like the field of sensation, in the borderland.
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When Matsuhisa opened, in 1987, its Japanese fusion became a sensation among the Hollywood élite.
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In human studies, activating these receptors creates a sensation called dysphoria — a depressive, anxious state.
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I rolled up the window, feeling the choking sensation close in on me once more.
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" Van Doren says his initial reaction to the viral sensation was, "I love this guy.
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She became a national sensation last year when terrorists shot up her "draw Muhammad" contest.
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Each number in the image corresponds to a particular brain function and sensation Penfield mapped.
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I use all types of perfumes; I love the sensation of feeling fresh and clean.
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One year later, that thing got into commercials and movie soundtracks it became this sensation.
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It's free, open to the public, and moderated by media sensation and writer Kimberly Drew.
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It's okay if there are parts of the body that experience more or less sensation.
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A ready-made sensation, stuffed with salacious detail and an almost boutique sense of revulsion.
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You know who else was a teen sensation from Mexico who pitched for the Dodgers?
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Plus, don't miss a check-in with up-and-coming Florida rap sensation Icy Narco.
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I awoke and could feel the sensation of slashing throats for most of the day.
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Heat sensation from capsaicinoids results from the irritation of the transient receptor potential channel TRPV1….
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Notice the pressure from your seat and the sensation of your hands on the wheel.
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He ad-libbed his signature "You're fired" line in the first episode, creating a sensation.
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The streams were a sensation; he said that he regularly pulled in twenty thousand viewers.
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The last couple of weeks of being pregnant, I lost all sensation in my hands.
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The former Affiliated Computer Services building had become a tourist attraction and social media sensation.
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The 11-story building had become a sensation after several failed attempts to demolish it.
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It was something of a sensation, drawing millions of viewers on TV and the web.
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Also, I'm still a print dinosaur and like the tactile sensation of turning over pages.
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There is no more quintessentially Floridian sensation than sliding into a burning hot parked car.
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But it's hard to look at the network and think of it as a sensation.
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Only here, I had the rare opportunity to experience that sensation in a physical space.
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The sensation is one of levity, suspension and translucence, yet the building remains human-scaled.
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This is not the first time a Waters-Mnuchin exchange has become an online sensation.
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It's a sensation of the sea swelling or fog dissipating in a gust of wind.
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"It's a different sensation portraying something that you know actually happened," Mr. Smit-McPhee said.
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He hacked the media business model's addiction to sensation without real need of Russian cyberterrorists.
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The overriding sensation is that of attempting to tidy up a ship as it's sinking.
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She said she had run and suddenly felt a strange sensation in her left thigh.
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He said the patients had described a "force field" sensation that they could physically feel.
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And a horror movie with almost no dialogue, "A Quiet Place," became a spring sensation.
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My sense of smell was unexpectedly much better and my taste sensation improved drastically too.
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De Jong might have had the sensation of being closed down by an encroaching glacier.
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" She began a new romance, and said that during sex "I do notice the sensation.
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It was no longer a passion to be endured but a sensation to be quashed.
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This sensation is one thing that has drawn Ms. Skovranova to photograph the underwater world.
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But now there was this strange, painful sensation of pressure on his lower right leg.
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It became a minor sensation, and tens of thousands of visits to his site followed.
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While THC produces the sensation of being high, another substance, CBD, can modulate its effect.
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Spoilers have become a virtual Xanax, triggering a relaxing sensation that envelops my entire body.
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The viral sensation was arrested in Pensacola, FL Tuesday ... but isn't facing any new charges.
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She posted the photos on Sunday night and they were an immediate sensation on Facebook.
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While she has quickly become a political sensation, however, she has also revealed her inexperience.
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This peculiar sensation, which is, I suppose, a kind of overcoming, was and remains addictive.
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It was more sophisticated than rags before it, and the tune sparked a national sensation.
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Years ago, while viewing a woodcut print by Richard Diebenkorn, I experienced a similar sensation.
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The song was an international sensation, earning high spots on multiple charts around the world.
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But when she tested the strength and sensation of the finger, it, too, seemed normal.
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You're using a tingling lube Finally, some lubes are designed to cause a tingling sensation.
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Yet this wasn't silence in the manner of noise-canceling headphones, a vacuum of sensation.
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Her globally sourced grooves, girlish smile and sinuous hips made her a music-video sensation.
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There is also a risk that efforts to restore sensation will trigger a pain syndrome.
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The internet has a new viral cat sensation — and this one has a Southern accent!
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"It was the most intense, frightening sensation I've ever had in my life," he said.
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The Child has become a social media sensation since debuting on Disney+ a month ago.
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Our bodies are membranes in the world, with sensation and meaning passing seamlessly through them.
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"Scandal" became a ratings hit, appointment viewing and a hashtag-spawning social media sensation (#ItsHandled).
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"The sensation is that we are living through another nightmare," Barcelona Coach Luis Enrique said.
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Critic's Pick With showmanship and childlike wonder, one musical sensation revisits the era of another.
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Baltimore, Maryland-based Under Armour became a sensation in recent years, helping pioneer "athleisure" fashion.
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Pokémon Go, once a viral sensation all over the globe, hasn't fallen off the map.
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The title of "Dancing in the Smoke" is one way to sum up the sensation.
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The short-form video sharing app TikTok was a sensation, and it originated in China.
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These are the toys that have longevity; they aren't the sort of one-season sensation.
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"Twin Peaks" drew nearly 35 million viewers for its premiere and became a cultural sensation.
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I was so startled and disturbed that I felt a choking sensation in my throat.
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He harbors no illusions about topping the singular sensation that was Ledecky's run in Rio.
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But if they drink often, they'll need more and more to feel that same sensation.
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Her performance created an overnight sensation and immediate calls for her to run for president.
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In fact, after changing locations, patients said the sensation disappeared and associated symptoms went away.
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At 12, she became an internet sensation and a poster dog for adopting older pets.
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The story was a sensation, inspiring a "Nightline" feature and drawing the attention of politicians.
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Fortnite has become a sensation around the world since it was released in late 2017.
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She hated human touch, but the sensation of being squashed under the pillows soothed her.
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In Australia, it was a phenomenon, and in the US, it became a cult sensation.
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The effect conjures the sensation of a memory rather than a documentation of an evening.
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At first, it was weak, the sensation no more than a bizarre whisper of movement.
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Poster comrade of the new socialist revolution, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, is a meme sensation.
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But I remember the prickling sensation of the sun burning my arm through the window.
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For those with a penis, lube can enhance sensation or be used for some butt play.
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So, all of those factors put together can contribute to the sensation of a runner's high.
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"Whenever it moved, it gave me a burning sensation in my eyes," she told the Express.
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A simple Tweet from a cat owner has turned her feline into a sensation across Twitter.
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They now have a legitimate No. 1 corner to play next to waiver sensation David Amerson.
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She compared the sensation to "swallowing a cactus," and shared that she's making progress and recovering.
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When dosed perfectly—which is a very difficult thing todo—it's probably a very appealing sensation.
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Misty Copeland: viral dance sensation and the first black principal dancer at the American Ballet Theatre.
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That's all there was — and that was all it took to make the show a sensation.
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It was, without a doubt, the best and craziest sensation I've ever experienced during a massage.
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Lil Bub, a rescued orphan kitty with an extreme case of dwarfism, is an internet sensation.
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Squad could be the next teen sensation because it makes it easy to do nothing… together.
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Plus, there was a major tingling sensation that is not as pleasant as the instructions seemed.
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Surgery can cause life-long pain, sterilization, loss of sexual sensation and health complications, it said.
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Stoic felines the world over are trying out this online sensation and they are KILLING IT!
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A live performance of "I Want Candy" by the early 2000s pop sensation himself, Aaron Carter.
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Another study has shown THC to be especially effective in heightening sensation and libido in women.
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Surgery can cause life-long pain, scarring, loss of sexual sensation and health complications, activists say.
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It feels bigger, and there's a sensation that you hear more of what's on the recording.
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The overnight YouTube sensation explains that the amount of attention the video received was completely unexpected.
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The British sensation, while not nominated as her hit album "25" was released after the Sept.
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It stands to reason that if acetaminophen dulls your pain, it'll dull that other sensation, too.
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As with all of Matsubara's best art, it suggests a redrawing of the contours of sensation.
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As I penetrate the coconut one last time I begin to feel a strange wriggling sensation.
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But sometimes that sensation in closing the eyes and going, 'This is so close to God.
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This could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship — and possibly a new hit music sensation.
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It was a sensation I would continue to feel as more about Ally (Paulson) was revealed.
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YouTube sensation Safiya Nygaard is definitely no stranger to trying mesmerizingly odd experiments for her audience.
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Refrain from moving or talking as you press gently and feel for a mild thumping sensation.
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The Dance Theater became an international sensation, and its tours even took her, finally, to Paris.
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All breastfeeding made me feel was despair, frustration, and a deep, ancient sensation of feminine failure.
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That's the sensation I felt when the shoe tightened — almost like a robot was hugging me.
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The flexible fins on this silicone cock ring provide a unique vibrating sensation for all partners.
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Fortunately, there's one primer that's bound to be a summer sensation until Labor Day and beyond.
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Very much enjoying watching Internet sensation Marilyn Hagerty triumph over the snarkologists (myself included) http://t.
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Benjamin Button became an internet sensation after co-starring in Swift's "ME!" music video alongside Panic!
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We should ask ourselves why, for example, we forgive swimming sensation Michael Phelps for drunken driving.
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I feel a fluttery sensation within as I tap that telltale icon shaped like an eye.
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At a moment of rising xenophobia, a foreign-born Muslim footballer has become a national sensation.
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But you don't need to be an Instagram celeb pet to become a viral "Despacito" sensation.
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Speaking from experience, the sensation of meerkats trying to burrow holes in your clothes is… strange.
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Here, tiny Instagram sensation Zooey In The City spills what she carries around all the time.
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Here, Youtube sensation and singer Madison Beer shares what is in her first ever designer bag.
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Transfixed by the chocolate aromas and the tingly sensation of being scrubbed, I was truly transported.
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It creates the same sensation you get from great achievement for falling in love, from success.
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Fu was the one Chinese swimmer who bucked the gloomy trend and became an overnight sensation.
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Instead, it's an attempt to tell a story, capture a mood, create and sustain a sensation.
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Many were left to speculate when they could get their hands on this tasty new sensation.
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This is when the Venus flytrap oozes a special hormone related to the sensation of touch.
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It did vary, though — sometimes I felt nothing and other times I felt a poking sensation.
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One morning in February, singer Meghan Linsey woke up to a stinging sensation on her face.
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Symptoms: Along with an itchy, red rash, you may see swelling and feel a burning sensation.
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Sensation by combinations of these cones allows us to see the colors of the visible spectrum.
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Obiefule is not the first Nigerian internet sensation to get a big break with funny skits.
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Internet sensation Grandma May has finally received a polite response to her equally polite Google search.
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I stubbornly maintained that seeing my food could only add to the sensation of tasting it.
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As I penetrate the coconut one last time I begin to feel a strange wriggling sensation.
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Yet, the male condom has some flaws, most notably the latex, which reduces sensation and pleasure.
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Thanks to its "Apex Legends" sensation, Electronic Arts has outperformed its competitors and surged 25 percent.
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The sensation of having my arm vibrated along to bass-heavy music is a bit fatiguing.
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"Clearly there's a sensation that the reflation trade is coming back on the agenda," Cau said.
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Before Marie Kondo became a Netflix sensation, she was inspiring clutter-keepers everywhere with this book.
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So, if you have a weird burning sensation in your mouth, definitely get it checked out.
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Gonorrhea symptoms include a burning sensation when urinating and unusual discharge from the penis or vagina.
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It can be a sensation different from any other game, and I hope it gets there.
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But it seems more likely to be a fashion-week flash than a season-long sensation.
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But O'Rourke faces circumstances and competition radically different from those that made him a political sensation.
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Jacob Satorius, a 13-year-old baby-faced user, has become a musical sensation and heartthrob.
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Technically, an itch is just defined as the sensation which results in the reflex to scratch.
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These "tangents" often bring new ideas or revelations, a sensation Frost is still learning to appreciate.
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"You might not have necessarily, literally, felt every sensation," Niles explained, with respect to their songwriting.
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Because if it is about sensation then that opens up a range of play for you.
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Rizatriptan gave me severe anxiety and a burning, metallic sensation in the back of my throat.
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Sochi Games silver medallist Staale Sandbech was fourth, with teenage sensation Marcus Kleveland a disappointing sixth.
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No athlete can pretend to have shorter limbs or a lack of sensation in their body.
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And now, Internet sensation Grumpy Cat can officially add Broadway to her long list of accomplishments.
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Now, I'm not about to suggest that Apple copied Valve's global sensation of a video game.
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This sensation seems to be exactly what the photographer was going for when creating the works.
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This explains why you sometimes get the sensation of "tasting" your eyedrop — it's entered your sinuses.
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That Berning sensation finally cleared up this month, as Hillary wrapped it up for the Democrats.
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